davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

4 short time ago We published the in
tercsting story Of Richard Scott, teller
OF the Manhattan Bank, who stole $3.50
600 and skipped for Europe. The sequel
to the story j., that he gave the money to
Lawyer J r. Dunn. who now lies in hi-
dungeon cell Scott stole that money
merely 10 make bis debts good.
He calculated that If would take $40,
600 10 make his bondsmen good. $4,000
10 pay his own outstanding debts. and
$50, 900 for expenses for al concern
ed Including the lawyers. We suppose D
until a settlement could Doe ELECTED max
ing $4,000 out of the store DE had taken.
That would leave him $1,000 which he
proposed 10 use In thi- way lie would
compromise with The bank for SGO,V'O
and keep S5O,0o0 for himself. upon which
he thought he could sim some WY or
other manage to live for the rest OF job,
days. He reserved a package of SlOOnO
for his family. took $3.50 of loose money
he had grabbed from The counter in his
pocket. met Dunn, as he says, and gave
him the other Sl4O.OOO. shaved of bis
musiache, changed bis clothes, and took
the train for Montreal.
SO the story Of crime goes on. But IT
is evidently not a moral law that there j.
honor among thieves. for Dunn reported
that the compromise with The bank had
been made for $4,000.
Then he pocketed the whole Doodle
and telegraphed Scott that be bad lost
The money in speculation.
That wa, evidently too much for Scott.
and me made a confession That viii put
Dunn in Sing-Sing while Scott is beyond
the rules of c%xtradition
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

The internal revenue system employs
10000 o%ficeholders put into the luxuriant
privilege OF salary by politicians, and it
costs five millions i'm the expenses of col
Letting the taxes. Il costs the lives oi
both revenue officers and mOonshiners,
and for the paltry oifense OF di,tining a
gallon Of elicit whisky the punishment
does not NJ the crime by a very long
way Ii is odiously %tyrannical aud I'M.
worthy the spirit of Republican gov
eminent The system is so iuquisito-
rial in its character that there is a loss of
life every year in the attempt TO inforce
It's provisions. 1t is a daily menace To
every home, which may be searched by
its inspectors. and The fetters il puts on
trade and transportation in lis system Of
stamps, registries, and official espionage
will never be fully realized until il is
abolished aud the burden is removed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
SOME GENERAL INFORMATION.

Jark~ou's Mich gas well is Town 2.o3o
feet There is lots OF salt, but no gas.
a farmer of Ogden, Lenawee county,
Mi.D. bias struck natural gas Il was found
300 70 field at depth ~ ninety feet When
lighted tAe flame is As big as a barre. and hf
teen feet high
Avrls valuable discovery has been made
within thirty miles of Ashland, Wis, of d
quarry of varegated granite OF the finest
quulity. equal boo hardness and beauty 90 any
100 the United states
a complete systematic botanical survey Of
India isf 90 bee made. Tie country has been
divided into four great districts, in each OF
which fhe work bias bcen placed 81 charge of
a b0tauist familiar with the region.
AIarge number Of RIO coffee planters are
acquiring plantations ia the new coffee dis
uict, of Sac Pauio so Brazil This Indicates
not only am early collapse " coffee proiuc-
t.ou iu tue province Of Rio dc J%aneiro. where
tue production depends largely upon slave
labor. but "a large increase in the production
81 $40 paulo, where free labor has secured f.
footing and where the plon and cuiti'ator
can be used
The annual report OF tue treasurer of Vas
SAT college shows that the young ladies haye
eaten during the past year, among other
thng,, $1,000 pounds Of fresh meat, 500
pounds of smoked meats, 5000 pounds of tlr.
KEYS, over 1000 pounds OF chickens, nearly
4.O9 pound, 0f d,h. -, 1000 CLANS. i4i gallons
" oysters. 30 barrels OF -four. 1900 pound.
Of butter. 5000 quarts " mills, 5000 pound,
n sugar. $1,000 oranges and lemons. 1000.
bananas, over 900 bushels Of potatoes and
100000 buck Wheat cakes.
One Of the most prodigious engineering
projects now on the taps is that for tunnel
iug the Rocky mountains under Trays Peak.
which lises no less than l4,4fl feet above the
level of the sea. il is stated that al 4 al feet
below the peak. By tunuelng from east &.
west for 1900 feet. direct communication
could be- opened between the valleys 0n thi
Atiaisic s.ope ami those OF the Pacific side
This would shorten the distance betweei
Denver, in Colorado, and Salt Lake City, u
Utah, aud consequently the distance between
the Missouri river. say al St Louis, and Sal
Francisco. 40 miles, and there would be lttl'
more required ia the way OF ascending OF de
scendlng or tunneling mountains. Part o
} the work has already bsen accomplished
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

arrival on tue gold "ONAhNok BARTLETT
en coast bee abandoned journalism for
politics and was that same year
elected county clerk. he has ever since
been m public HE. having held office con-
tlnuou,ly ln lsS2 be- was chosen mayor Of
San Francisco, and, As Oh CieeeIand's case,
the mayora.ty proved q stepping Stone TO the
Office of chief magist ate OF Ll- state Gov
ernor Bartlett was elected ON the Democratic
ticket, but his successor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Waterman. was chosen 900 the Repub-
hcan ticket, and was the ouly one OF that
party who WIS successful 40 HE polls Gov
eru0r Bartletts disorder D., Bright. disease,
aggravated by paralysis, and its disastrous
turn was due 10 oyerwork during tho recelt
session u the legislature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

Another instance of The laggard ways
of justice in IA country is the case of
the Chicago Anarchists The crime was
%alrociOus and the criminals were con
demned 20 death.
The people approved and the example
was greatly needed but the Anarchists
are going through the red-tape process
that threatened to finally save them by
the attrition of delays and legal bubbles.
Wehear, however, on goodlegal author
ity. that they are quite certain TO be
hanged after all The system OF legal com
p~licauon has had its way.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
t~StITEp

United States Consul Brigham at Fl
Paso del Norte informs The Government
that a Mexican Judge, instead Of hearing
a case about stolen horses ran him into
the street and struck him from behind.
The Government is insulted in he per
son of Brigham, but the point is 10 find
out whether Brigham was sober.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

after bis arrival 800
San Francisco be-
et up Li- pee and
had the honor u
publishing the first
newspaper that
ever was issued 900
the metropolis Of
the Pacific slope
During his career
as a pgbA her he
issued The journal
II Commerce and
The News But
ten years after Boo,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
cApr- EVAN p. HOWELL.
The Bright southerner Who owns Inc
Atlanta Constitution.

Evan r Howell. rne chief editorana princi-
nal ow ncr Of The Atlanta Constitution, Is not
90 we'll known IS Henry W Grady, whose
f,mon. ,neeDh st New Work last winter gave
him II continent WIDE reputation Capt
Howell uas graduated from the Georgia
military academy just before The opening Of
the var Tie joined fLe southern army and
distinguished himself fr-t by successfully
conducting q provision train from Nh"hes-
ter vs. va. 20 Cumberland. MI. which
wa. an extremely p%erlou. undertaking.
Anefward he Wa~ placed m Charge
Of "a battery under ten. Walker,
and given the rank Of captain.
lie hai fl curious experience one dark night
while netting a, .souf IN the Nirginian cam
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

That Hoosicr who hung himself the
other night with his -uspenders would
not have done it if he had known that
the foreman of the %coroner's jury would
be an ITishman, who declared that the
deceased came 10 his death by coming
home drunk and mi,taking himself for
his pants.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

The sale Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Express to- the United States Express
carries with it all the franchises Of he
former company and the whole plant
The terms are 81 500. 900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

The victory of The Tories in the cleo
ton of Nj. Fellowe- for Huntingdon
shire does not mean 50 much. His ma
jority wa only ss6, and in that county
The poll wa over 5000 votes. ln the
last election he was chosen without OPP
position.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

In Washington Yesterday q conductor
of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company was fined for obstructing a
street crossing with cars. That is "A good
example and should be followed every
where.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

pranzini was brought To trial aud eS-
ccutcd in less than five months, though
the difficulties of the case were very
great.
The murderer Preller, was brought 10
ST. Louis and put in the hand, of the law
in August, 1850, and though ii is known
that the evidence is sufficient to hang
Preller. yet through the devious ways Of
the law Preller is still mhung, and what
j. worse he is likely to stay so for about
two wears more.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

paigu lie found
Itnfc~,aryt0 swim
small river.
w hen about half
WAY acro~s q log,
with - crooked
limb, whichneNem
hied a human arm,
attached fo 10,
caught the captain
around the neck
BE- came mean JOS
ing henerye.i for he
supposed le was
clutchei 900 the
gfaspof H'e ta't
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

A tclegramre received by the Indian Com
missioner at Washington from Agent
Bymcs of the Ouray Reservation CON
firms in detail the assertion, made in Che
dispatch from Fort Duchcsne yesterday.
that Colorow had not been on the wal
path, but that be and bis people bad been
attacked by cowboys and several squaw-
killed in am alleged battle, iu which The
only part the Indians had was that of
victims. The gentlemen COW boys had
driven the cattle and horses of the I'm
dians of the lands that belonged to
them.
And SO We see now that all the warlike
declarations of Colorow wanting big
wal" were manufactured in the interest
of the COW boy -quatters and land-grah-
hers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

SEPTEMBER 3

That is a very pungent way 10 put it,
to abolish a fax on whisky in order 70
maintain the tax on blankets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

General Miles started eastward TO re-
ceiye a sword of honor 10 be presented
TO him boy grateful Western citizen at
Tucson, and unfortunately fell from the
Stage coach at Los Angeles oh Wednes-
day and broke his leg which shows how
man may escape the thousand dang
ers and then succumb TO am accident
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

Foreign Commerce of the tuitrd states
for the Month Of July.
lsrl l~s..
Exports oi produce and
merchandise ........ S-.f",iN SftNt.fG
Exports of specie and hul
lion. .......... ...... 3.42l.o 2.4e5.0i.
Total exports 900 July ... t56,ep.s,3 sj1S9,5.a
Imports of merchandise. .Slj.tjf2tp b.iAf, 50
Imports of specie and bull
lion ...... ........ I.es,.1lq 35l2.,95
Total imports for july. s51.Cn.e,s s00,oOs.e
Balance of Trade sl.lelI5 ss.l9se,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

The Italians have resolved 90 take ven
geance on King John of Abyssiuia for
defeating their forces at Nassowah.
The land of N@accaroni proposes to
.woop down ON King John with about
10000 troops and thy the Italian brccch-
loader on the i%nsolent savage. n they
can get a fair experiment 10 will be bad
ton the savage, but doubtless King John,
like ii wise monarch, will hide in the
bushes and lct the wsrlike Maccaroni
march and countcrmarch until they are
decimated by fever.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY FNrFpT SUNDAYS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE III EFFECT JUNE l-rH
lss-
LEAVE RICHMOND.


,r.r- 49,
""
$40 am For NoNport News o.fp.5nt Com
fort and Norfl.k. i"afIrexcert sun
dav.
.tt.lO am Through and fooi. NaI to all
points West. -.eepers from Clifton
Fore tO Louisville anI 50. I.ui.
except Sunday.
400 pm For Newport News. OldfHnfan
Norfoik. Except sunday
400 pm lhaflnue sFli
$50 pm For Louisville. llnchnaii lhlcaso
81. Louis, Memphis and New O
Pullmans Daily. only route rln
ming Pullmans West from hlcn
mOnd.
SO pm Limited t0r O|t Point. daily except
Sunday.
'r."N' 10
,Q NeNpon news 'NN I''"' '"'
Norfolk AZ Am.
s25 ana charlottesville coonlmodaNoh.
ii05 am From Nortoih oa Point. ane
Newport NeNe except sunday.
OBJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria il going
ON an excursion 90 avoid the trouble in
cident 20 Russia protest against his oc-
cupancy of the throne.
of COURSE thi, ends Prince Ferdinand
He ought 90 have known thai Russia
could hold control over Bulgaria by q
stroke Of diplomatic trading any time
the Prince did not suit Russian policy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

Mrs. Cleveland returned TO the White
House at 1870 Yesterday. After the com.
paratiye rest of the summer she will be
obliged to 20 through the dreadful mo-
nOtODy of the automatOn reception. and
exchange yapid society compliments
with dudes and snobs of high degree.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

The Democratic platform of Pennsyl-
yania is defective in oDe respect. II
points with pride hut forget- view
with alarm. - critic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
RAILROADS.
DERICKSBTKG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILKOAD.-scheduio
commencing MAY 18th. iNi~eastcrh stan
7s5 am. leaves Byrd street station daii1 stops
only AT Ashland Junction, Miiiota,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper 20
Washington. Leaves Washington i"'
New York az 1l.tO am.
iiM am. leaves Byrd-street station ua.5
cent sunday. Leaves Washington Iot
New York AZ 40 pm. also ~ limited
at3N pm. Parior car to ""s"'"h
ton. An.
go pm. leaves Byrd street station dai'
sleeper 70 New York.
lO.2s am. arrives az Byrd street station lhl)
25s pm. arrives at BYRD street station daily;
stops az fredericksburg. Milford. ana
junction. Sleeper from Washington.
el5 pm. arrives az 3yrd street station daily.
except sunday. par.or ear from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCEFT SUNDAYS.
t0 nm. accommodation. leaves Broad street
station h: arrives az Ashland at pm.
6O4 pm. leaves Eliza arrives at Ashland at
ga pm.
s25 am. arrives at Eiba' leaves Ashland at
52i am.
$50 am. accommodation. arrives at Broad.
street station leaves Ashland at 'Hl
am.
bl2 pm.
c. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
F.. T. d. MYERS. General superintendent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

Consequently the primary was virtually
ordered by the Law and Order League
The Erening Trvh
Consequently no such thing Why does
not the 7ruh understand that ID 10
can get the working men Of Rich
moud TO organize a fight against the
Law and order League with the Knights
Of Labor TO head the fight, then The soon
er we understand this the better. Wedo
not think that the Knights of Labor can
carry the white men of Richmond into a
Malone coalition.
We certainly never heard that the Law
and Order League was opposed 90 the
working men. And we are very sorry
as every conservative citizc will be. 20
see that amy paper could make such a
statement rs we quote from ihc Ifo~
The opinion we expressed beforehand
about the results of the action of tine
New York Democratic State Committee
j., fully justified h} fhc action Of ihe
Pennsylvania Convention when tine
cleveland influence asserted itself power
fully backed boy the prestige of the victory
won by the Cleveland faction in the New
York Committee. The endorsement of
the President is ELUSIVE, and the COM
promise which is interpreted a. a victory
for Randall leaves the party pledged
enthusiastically 90 Mr. Clcyelaud- nom
nation.
OF course the convention being iu u
compromise mood, put iu all that about
"a wise and prudent reduction of inter.
nal taxation and " duties on import,
and TO strong and absolutely unqualified
Endorsement of the administration of
President Cleveland
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

The NorM says Foraker. Fairchild.
and their kind viii hereafter be-
known as the EbulitiOnists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

C0wardice is usually 30 be abhorred
but All amateur musician who is afraid
to touch a violin would be universally re-
snecfel.- lrlfLt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02
Ctr Dailp dimrs.
Published M Richmond. Virginia. by the TINTS
Publishing Company.
PACE MCCARTHY. Enron.

civ Deliver, by carriers al q cents per week.
Nv mail. postage paid. daily one year $50 .A
months. $50; three months. ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

g. D. lNfa-af
Sob HAAS IIa'..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-02

THF wrEKLY TtMrs, hy mail. postage PAID
one wear. ~, six months ~ cents ihtet
Months n CENTS
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
~ aulna,ra -

uA EeS "FAutaa wi. be- PIE.
sen'ed NJ tho Opera HCa.a iUs The hrs.
liAe on IbuEsday evening by the Han
-AlB, whose usr!ts IN connection v.ta
] - sufficient guarantee Of its merit.
.tc-a a,rs have irvrr, s,res thetr
h3s .o-d, maie tai'uta Of anything
'.g'c 81 With the s.a2c, aud their
80 .t3s Ia plays u iLlr a I'D has teen
"cHGtlia 'bUG Rc.uA" was pre,en l.,.
his city isst ssa.1u, tEt Lifc. then
tH'Fe hsve ben maui utT and won.
.t-'c chsuEcB, suc ',ns very clever
s.Tzss iutrcauc-i making It even
More altrsctive tsaI aye7. ore Of the
! T. c!Pat scenes LOT setL last year il
a. hho~irg the qaarts-s of King
.nai@l a. ue ~ on II tie sra. Ii Il
'.t iirFy ts-tigc sGd mos realistic
go ff II ac., ,galch sfutlreiy new, is
"ie Es'A n4aEy usw AID s.gr'IlrR
ta.Cs The re rtry sst trarsflrln.
#s"s IL mag ac-rs 2, CspectsIy tge
n.i-E ftkrr'orua5.oN - l-r Igsf 49,,
fuec,altias ny Hii-s Laura Be-.
u'H .N1lI tie pao.t.H a4d Little
''"J are trsnC.sss in sv.5y re.psr'=
~ " ay "'i 6e given fnr three uigl IL
:. .'I. laAtipee On SAgUrt.7 afternoon,
rs a'a DO eEeetcd vi. crowded
aUfsG At each performance.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
.arlnan poiUenes.

Ever since ~e nave come into thrsc
German couu,ries h.v3 been impress
ed With the polit Lrss OF the peopla, and
down 10 Munich, where W. met 1t first n
1tA intensi J, | real ) tlOught I'l have q
fpasm unless spuenody we5e rude to
ION ,body else Da TIE cars men t.ppn4
their hats and 50, ke 20 tie entire com
Dartment coming Il aLI golaE out Oa
the roads in the suburb, Of towL5 men
and wouc cu sA!uttd each other ard all
strangt re- IN parks the saine code Of Eeeog-
nttiou was aGCp.el, bur TIE funniest wss
- STE the Mulch meu ehusyeness among
acq cqusintances. have seeu ucn lurn
aroubd, II pcrcAaIce they had passed
without speaAIrg. aud, r4Hiug Of tLr,-
hats, make sueh ,@trI.ug bow aa Won 4
oce.py the entire syement. 1t was done
in good faith, 30.
| sttribund q u eli to the fsmou bcer Of
Munich, which, I am free 10 confess, =
saficlen'ly am rCsal in its qualities hi
N AXE man !. lt- 70 f. hitchrg post.
he women are quite as pDIlLg, too, ~
the men, woit aging 600 deal, + r
women are nor ~ lsuallyi parfiau ulaTle 20
each other and have frsC .sltIE Lad
women ~D a. - re .eD Il wound have
b zen qn.J as good form not 10 have daut
30. Tier : at4t q. iah4manitg aogg'
good form, any WY, and mat TIE Ger
mans dirregar i1t. much more in the.
favor than II they nndcr urrsgu II
with The prophecies GLd lrt hcg Stare lg
lack OF the milk OF human kindness.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Fire on N arkst Street

On Monday eyening about 3 30 O'Clock,
lire broke out in the paint shop OF George
Luekmsn the house and sign painter
in the bss ment Of No. 233 Market street
The Ore was first discovered by Frank
Corbir, who keeps tailor store on the
hrst floor. Mr. Corbit noticed his store
full OF smoke and on investigating found
II was coming thrc ugh cracks in the floor
from a fire below in the paint shop The
Washington end Fame Hose fire com,
panies were summoned and extinguished
the IRE. No alarm was struck. The
origin of the FIRE is unknown, as no one
was in the shop at the tins. Mr.. Luck
man's loss is about s1GO in paints, OF
which there is no insurance. The horse
attached to the Fame Hose cart fell In
coming up Market rect. 1t was gotten
on its feet again without any further in
jury.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
FOURTH EDITION
fRsa

BE- sure aud stop at wsyl's Tor your
pound cake. : Rsst Second st.
Thomas Wiley, OF West Grove, Pa i,
has located In our city aud engaged in
the p, umb bing AMI gas citing business.
The ofice OF the vnicaniE.d fibre
Compar y, At Tenth and Wilson streets,
has just been repstnied.
The store house Ut the northwest cor.
nsr CT Seventh and King streets has
had q new front put In recently.
The laying OF the asphsltum pave.
msnt 10 ffont Of the City Hotel, on
West Front street, has been CON pleted.
DR.. Hnbert II. Clark, of Milford, was
/ prostrAied by paralysis on Saturday
and there lie little hope Of his recovery
John w. sharyiess, residing near the
snuff mills, In Chrisiizna Handred,
will sell his personal property 81 public
- ., on Thursday, January s.
The wife Of Rev. r. q. Jones. pastor
OF MI Sale N NJ. +, Onuich, is reported
10 be suffering with II affec lou OF thr
lungs. and her convaiescence 10 rather
doubtful.
Ribbons, fancy plushcs, fancy satips.
A beautiful line to select from for the
nolidsys. Pyle & Lichrnste,n, 2s6
Market street
Newton Taylor, OF Hockessiu, offers
. reward CT % for tho recovery OF q red
setter dog, which be lost while cunning
near Kirk wood on the 18th inst.
Glits for gentlemen Shaving seis, tray.
cling sets, blackiug sets. shaving cups,
/ brushes and strops. T.. Jane, Belt.
apoihecary, 9th and Market streets.
JureBi e books. Hundreds OF them
a. about Que third ctf OF regular prices
Every body ia pleased with cur a.sort.
ment. Pyle * Lichiepstein, 225 MAJ.
ket stIest.
There was . shcofinR IN atch ct Head
moor range yett~Sdsy afternoon be
tween seyeral members OF the wu
mingtou i 4 CLUB, aud several good
srcres we're Ii .de. TIE match was at
200 yards.
In the clrcu!t cout Of Cecil County,
Mo the JuTy In the case OF q. W,
l. ds x don. aroceis Of this city, vs..
John 5 Gil,espie. formerly = retail
grocer Of this city, Gu Saturday iound
q verdict Tor the p.a!rtif for S854.
Elegant Seal Cloth Coats, 4s iuct ss
long, orlv t.5; better ones for SIS. $50,
t3z, t.b, ti6, al! manufactured bg ua
They are made o' Lister seal cloth, aud
we ran guarantee every garment. Pyir
~ ldcAtensItin, 20 Market tir-ut.
Library editions o. Bu.wer, Thackery
Eliot, Ru'sln, D!e= ~, Scott aad many
sther r:aLtAid ~orks, beautifully
bound In csi, morocco, alligator and
cioth ~ ole-'hirc punl.shets' prices.
Pyle q L.egtensleiu, 2l6 Market street.
iperA'ufe.
The psaDsy ivsata Raliroad expect,
to resuHe work on its double track on
the DsiaKHre dvist0n win the open! 2
OF HprluE and by reZt f.il 10 In believed
that the double track will ex.end 10
Dover
A. Z Sanbo:n, EIq., attorney, 10 d
81 public rs.c, On Satutdsy afternoon
the dwelii No COS West Fifth street.
TO Thomas Ford fog 81 $50 TAs proc.
e.ty Wa 0NLtd ioiatg y Edward Nc
MsGus Cat4trias ByrssI and rhoms
Ford
Plush ~ Alsb holder, tuow IN stock
sut; cutf tO1es (nsw as.iga) Sl.75
,uSs o. c. gue, To-, riush ,ouet rsl.
", tmaa iLtIaeE1a'ers Toe. sach-t,
an os uoui-l, Piteh'rsaad cat bottles
' .ow. Janiuith, cTrg9ist, ID and
NJ arEtl